Is it reasonable to issue a receipt for half of the tuition fee issued by the financial institution

It must be unreasonable, half of the receipts issued by the financial organs, and half of the self-made receipts are not common means of making fake accounts, and now there are 300 in hand, and there must be a cat in it.

Needless to say, this is certainly unreasonable.

But what about being unreasonable?

They have to take it, and you're willing to pay it. One is strong, the other is willing.

Unless you ask them to give them a formal bill, or ask them to give a reasonable request, then refuse to pay.

Or you should report it to the relevant authorities, or make it public**.

Yes, if you're willing to put down your body and make trouble. I think there should be a lot of people like you now, they are paying fees, and many people don't pay when you make a fuss.

It should be possible, and if you put forward a valid reason, the receipt is not a deposit, and you can get a refund.

It's a driving school. Can be returned. But not all. Like book fees. Labor costs will not be refunded.

No, have you ever seen the water that was spilled and can be taken back.

Generally, it can only be negotiated.

If you hand over the school, the offer is considered successful.

Negotiate as soon as possible, have a better attitude, and talk about your difficulties, I guess it's okay.

You should ask clearly, because at that time the finance office said that you should pay half of it, and everyone knew that it had been more than a month, and they still charged such a fee, so I think you should not have to pay. But if the finance office says that it is because of a work mistake or something like that, you have to make up for it, you have to pay it, but you have to talk to them about the problem of theoretical work mistakes, maybe you don't have to pay it... You have to follow the rules, but you can ask for compensation for your mistakes.

1. If there is evidence by swiping the card, in this case, write a statement of loss of receipt The other party will generally refuse to show it if it has a record, if it is not, find a way to find evidence, and then call 12315 if the amount is relatively large, you can entrust a lawyer to deal with it;

2. You can negotiate with the institution to try it first, under normal circumstances, you can refund a part of it, if the other party refuses to return it, you can either negotiate to transfer it to another student, and then collect some money from another student.

Hello! 1. This is easy to do: you talk to them about the later studies first, and try to let them admit that they have collected the tuition fees. You quietly record.

2. If you can find a receipt: it's best, make another copy, you go to their school to open one, say that you can report it, etc.

The school belongs to the full budget unit of the financial department, and all income must be issued with receipts for the fees of administrative institutions supervised by the department, and the ordinary receipts for collecting tuition fees with signatures and seals are in violation of the budget management system.

Tuition receipts for colleges and universities should be issued with higher education receipts under the unified supervision of the Ministry of Finance. If you use a self-made receipt, you may be charged in violation of regulations, and you can check whether the higher education fee standard in Henan Province is consistent with the tuition fee you actually paid.

1.Not true!

2.Should be issued!

3.It's possible!

I am studying in the self-examination college of a private university, and I feel that I can't keep up with the course and want to quit after studying for a year, but the tuition receipt is lost, and the finance department of the self-examination college asks me to write an application, but I must also submit the withdrawal flow chart, and the class teacher tells me that I must withdraw from the school if the withdrawal flow chart is handed in, and I must withdraw from the school if the school can refund the tuition fee at that time! The tuition receipt and the dormitory receipt are separated, my dormitory receipt is not lost, I was swiping the card to pay the fee, I can also go to the bank to check the bill. What should I do?

This is my previous question, after many lawyers answered, I went to the school to ask, the attitude of the school finance department is getting worse and worse, or do I have to apply for the receipt lost and hand it in with the withdrawal letter, the finance department also told me that this will not be refunded, and the leader said that you can rest assured that our second-class colleges will not do these things!! I've now handed in half of my dropout papers, and half of them I don't dare to sign them, I really feel wronged, how could I go to this kind of school!! What exactly should I do?

In general, public schools do not pay taxes, and only receipts are issued for tuition fees, and their financial situation is supervised by the Education Bureau.

However, all commercial training institutions should pay taxes, and must issue invoices for training fees, and if they find that they do not issue invoices, they can report to the local local tax bureau.

If there is no invoice, do you give a receipt, why don't you have one, can you give me a reason?

It depends on the specific situation, for example, if the amount of the receipt is small, but the actual collection is more, has the cash been handed over, and has the report been made? If the situation has been truthfully reflected, the problem should not be serious, the original receipts are recovered, and the full set is invalidated and re-issued correctly, which is a general work error and does not need special treatment.

However, if it is not reported or reflected, but is found passively later, then the problem is more serious, but if you take the initiative to explain the reason, admit the mistake and actively refund or compensate, you should not be held responsible.

This is a receipt, not an invoice, a normal business error, just invalidate and re-open it, it's not a big deal.